Please post installation pictures of the HFS-3 here

EngineerX · #1 18-03-2010, 09:12 PM

Video of testing Aquamist HFS-3 with HydraEMS controlling water injection via a 2d PWM map and an auxiliary map. When the Aquamist is switched on, the HydraEMS switches to auxiliary maps (fuel & timing) Any faults revert the HydraEMS back to the base map. Nice Failsafe!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OshKY9UwpMY

Richard L · #2 18-03-2010, 09:13 PM

you can start a new thread if you like.

gengo · #3 30-03-2010, 03:59 AM

Pics of install on 2008 Evo X.

Washer fluid reservoir deleted. Tank opening accessible via washer fluid access panel (not pictured). Stealth install for California nazis.

#4 30-03-2010, 04:20 AM

Looks nice. I like how the pump is upright, this is to get the panel to fit correct?

gengo · #5 30-03-2010, 07:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Howerton Engineering

Looks nice. I like how the pump is upright, this is to get the panel to fit correct?

Correct. The orientation of the tank and pump allow for installation of the black plastic cover, keeping the kit hidden and protected from trunk contents.

gengo · #6 04-04-2010, 07:24 PM

More pics from Evo X.

These show the placement of the controller box. Box has been placed in center console. It's actually VERY easy to access. Takes all of about 15 seconds if you know how to do it!

Raceready · #7 05-04-2010, 05:02 PM

Nice. I've got my controller in the same location in my wrx. Have it vecro'ed to the side in there.

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Originally Posted by gengo

More pics from Evo X.

These show the placement of the controller box. Box has been placed in center console. It's actually VERY easy to access. Takes all of about 15 seconds if you know how to do it!

Richard L · #8 19-04-2010, 11:22 PM

Gengo:

Amazing how well the gauge colours matches the instrument panal in the dark!

Richard L · #9 19-04-2010, 11:19 PM

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Originally Posted by EngineerX

This is a serious tank mount. The buffer tank below is very sensible.

EngineerX · #10 21-04-2010, 06:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Richard L

This is a serious tank mount. The buffer tank below is very sensible.

Thanks, I used a 3/4" polypropylene bulkhead fittings to couple the surge tank to the main tank. A "breather" tube from the top of the surge tank to the top of the main tank would make it better. But I tested the 3/4" fitting and it's large enough to allow free flow between the 2 tanks with only a very small amount of air trapped on the top of the surge tank. I was able to tighten the fitting enough so that it holds the surge tank very well. These fittings are quite sturdy.
I used stainless steel 306 for the brackets. I stood on top of the main tank and the brackets were just about to yield. I weigh 155 lbs (11.07 St)

http://www.atlantarainbarrels.com/bulkheadfittings.htm